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Wednesday 3/19/2003 
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6:00 pm reception, 6:30 pm lecture, Donation $3 - $7 PG&E's Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94103 ADPSR's Building Ecology Forum: The Village Lives by Mark Lakeman Co-Director, Creative Vision The City Repair Project Portland, Oregon Hear Mark Lakeman, co-founder of City Repair, a citizen activist organization in Portland Oregon that is building a more community-oriented and ecologically sustainable society. They have spawned numerous innovative public gathering places throughout Southeast Portland, including Share-it Square and more than a dozen projects built during the 2002 Natural Building Convergence that they hosted. His1.5 hour slide presentation will compare the space-time relationships of village cultures to the inversion of those relationships in unsustainable culture. Learn how the re-creation of Village is transforming neighborhoods and effecting profound change within Portland's political leadership and bureaucracies.This program is presented by Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility (ADPSR) (ADPSR) NorCal. Co-sponsored by Pacific Energy Center, East Bay AIA COTE and the Ecological Design Institute For
more information call 510-845-1000 or email adpsrmail@aol.com |
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Nor Cal ADPSR, PO Box 9126, Berkeley, CA 94709-9126 |
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